"Hello Sunshine" appears on Springsteen's upcoming new album "Western Stars", due out on June 14. Fresh off his 236-show Broadway run, Springsteen released his latest single on Thursday, with an accompanying video. "Hello Sunshine" is reminiscent of Southern Californian pop music of the 1970s, recalling Harry Nilsson's 1969 hit "Everybody's Talking". "You know I always liked that empty road/ No place to be and miles to go/ But miles to go is miles away/ Hello sunshine, won't you stay .... You can get a little too fond of the blues," croons Springsteen over a soft bassline accompanied by acoustic guitars. The Boss doesn't appear in the visual for "Hello Sunshine", which on...
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